When they pulled the walls down, lots of boards were twisted and deformed (not kiln dried).

There is a headboard laid against the wall with pillows on the floor and blankets.

Instead of calling me they knock it off the wall with a broom, and say it fell off and broke, and call the rental office.

Finally, the illegals left with the HVAC system stolen, the garage door missing, a sledge hammer taken to the walls, all cabinets stolen. 

These lipsticks include new flooring, counters, appliances, removal of one or two  non-structural walls, and  as much cosmetic fixes as we can do.

I'm thinking of the plush tiles, btw.They are more, but if a LL has to replace wall to wall with every new tenant, these might be more economical down the road if you can just replace damaged ones?

Jill H. said, a company like mine would not have any interest is selling other companies properties and without the MLS, you could be up against a wall.

Without further ado, the breakdown:Bedroom Paint:Consumables: $397.63 (Home Depot / Lowes)Non-Consumables: $147.20 (Home Depot / Lowes)The wall area of both rooms is around 700 sq ft (350 sq ft each).

Exterior walls on inside (signs of some water damage, repair brick / insulation / sheet rock appropriately).

And finding something that would also break down hours per unit, like number of hours per 100 square feet of wall surface, etc would be amazing.